Con-Cor Model Trains

Features: * In February 1941 the first run of Electroliners were advertised as America's first "All Electric Luxury Trains". Their unique design was influenced by the competition between CNWs 400 trains and Milwaukee Road's Hiawathas. Another factor was that the trains had to circumnavigate Chicago's EL tracks in the Loop and run down the middle of Milwaukee city streets. Electroliners were later sold to the city of Philadelphia and renamed Liberty Liners. One train was totally restored and is on exhibit at the Illinois Train Museum in Union, Illinois. * Con-Cor's 4-car Electroliner sets feature the turquoise and salmon color scheme. An undecorated version is also availabl
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Features: * Add classic commuter service to city scenes with these assembled replicas of the President's Committee Car (PCC). Used in many cities, the models are based on the pre-war design without the small standee windows above the main windows. The models are detailed to match Los Angeles car #3001 (built in May 1937), currently preserved and in operation at the Orange Empire Railway Museum near Los Angeles. * Features include. * * DCC-Ready with NMRA 8 pin plug. * * Space for Speaker. * * All-wheel drive. * * Powerful 5-pole motor. * * Interior w/working lights. * * Working head & taillights. * * Authentic paint schemes. * * Runs on tight 9" radius. * * Motorman figure
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